Sentence examples for get fodder from inspiring English sources

Eucalyptus and Juniperus tree (locally known as Tid) are the dominant tree types in the study area, the interviewed households stated that they were unable to get fodder to feed their livestock.

For timber you may have to wait for 30 years -- but in the meantime, you get firewood, you get fodder, you get building materials, and if you get the branches, you already have firewood.

That way, at least, I could get some sense of the clothes in motion — not just the still snapshots, front view only, which have become fodder for bloggers.

Republicans opposed to a minimum wage hike got more fodder for their case Tuesday when the Congressional Budget Office released a report stating that a $10.10 minimum wage could cost the economy about 500,000 jobs.

I quit after about ten months, which was more than enough time to get plenty of fodder for some Apple comedy skit ideas.

"The only assets we have left are this house and three small bulls, which are not working well because we can't get them good fodder".

Reading books and news articles is one way to get new conversation fodder.

Getting big projects built in New York can take years, especially sports sites that often become fodder for critics of the use of public resources for wealthy team owners.

And although Yahoo said it had no plans to get out of the Internet search business, the idea has again become fodder for debate.

"There is a way to get the police as seeing us [black people] as people to protect, not as police arrest fodder," said Rice.

They just need a bit of help to get beyond slug-fodder size.